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To no one's great surprise Peugeot won the the 58th Sebring 12 Hours testerday in the Central Highlands of Florida. The winning crew, Alexander Wurz, Marc Gene and Anthony Davidson finished 13.817 seconds in front of their sister car covering some 367 laps or 2,185 kilometres. The second place crew of Nic Minassian, Sebastien Bourdais and Pedro
The Phoney War is over...................the flag has been waved and the engines have stopped and surprise, surprise Peugeot monopolise the front row. 07 put one over on 08 but there is a suspicion that come 10.30pm Saturday that the roles will be reversed. Third fastest was the Lola Aston Martin. The real action is in the GT2 class.........BMW took
March 17th, yes it's St. Patrick's Day when the whole of the USA turns green, drinks Guinness and pretends to have some connection with Ireland. Well, why not, any excuse to have a gargle even if the green wigs do not really go with my complextion. Down in Florida's Central Highlands the date also has a deep significance, it also involves
MOTOR COOLED DOWN, THE HEAT WENT DOWN THAT'S WHEN I HEARD THAT HIGHWAY SOUND CADILLAC SITTIN' LIKE A TON O' LEAD A HUNDRED AND TEN, A HALF A MILE AHEAD CADILLAC LOOK LIKE IT WAS SITTIN' STILL AND I CAUGHT MAYBELLINE AT THE TOP OF THE HILL Perhaps no one has caught the essence of being a Car Guy like Chuck Berry did some 55 years ago
A week in racing, as well as politics, is a very long time. From the frozen wastes of the Var and Le Castellet, I am now pitched into the very agreeable surroundings of the Ritz Carlton, Amelia Island for the 15th edition of the Concours d'Elegance. The show is actually tomorrow but keen as mustard me, I ventured onto the Golf Course to see what
"The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men, gang aft agley". Rabbie Burns' take on the essential futility of making any kind of plans struck a chrord this week. Yes even here, on SpeedHunters. The traditional LMS Test held in early March at the High Tech Test Track is usually a crisp, bright affair with the Mistral blowing and keeping
Winter is finished and hibernation is over, whatever Punxatwany Phil has to say on the subject. At least in my world that is. This week down in Spain the Grand Prix Circus set out their stall for 2010. In Florida the Rolex 24 has been and gone, next up is the beginning of the NASCAR season. Best of all is the news in from the city some 120 miles West
Another week another Show, this time I got up before I went to bed to jump on the first Eurostar to Paris and onto the 2010 Retromobile. What a contrast to the gruesome NEC and not just the Show itself. Alighting from the cab at Porte de Versailles the scene could not more different from the horrors of the charmless Birmingham. The cast was not made
Twenty Years.............roughly a third of most people's adult life and yet it seems to have flashed by in the twinkling of an eye. Back in 1990 I had just left the advertising world and was working in Covent Garden for a design agency, we were so hip and so cutting edge or so we thought. Actually it was pretty good time for me, I seem to recall
Is anywhere safe these days? Can you have a car culture event without someone slapping a SpeedHunters sticker on a car? Well not from the evidence accrued at the Autosport Show International. Someone, probably Ross, got to the Gobstopper earlier in the year. Seems kind of appropriate. Arguably the most outrageous Subaru in existance with up to 850 bhp